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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-20

At noon on last Saturday Daniel
Brown, young man % years of
age, went into the Mascot Office of
New Orleans and demanded re-
traction of language used in that
paper by which he was charged
with criminal intimacy with a
married lady. After some words
he became involved in shooting
scrape with VIM. Zenneck, one of
the proprietors of the paper, in
which Zenneck received ball in
the thigh, which came very near
proving fatal. We have no idea
which of these men were in the
wrong, but we have no hesitancy
In expressing our conviction that
any disreputable publication which
defiles its columns and corrupts
public morals by reciting dirty
scandals should be suppressed and
its circulation in the community
stopped.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-20
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lung are in
danger. Consumption always seems,
at first, only cold. Do not permit
any dealer to impose upon you with
some cheap imitation of DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds, buts be sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make more
profit he may tell you he has some
thing just as good, or just the same.
Don't be deceived, but insist upon
getting DIR. Kings New Discovery,
which is guaranteed to give relief in
all throat, lung and chest affections.
Trial bottles free at Nash's store.
Large bottles 81.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-20
FAX. GRANT PARISH, La. SATURDAY. AUGUST 20, 1887

by supporting it, would lay itself
open to the charge that it was actu-
ated by partisan motives, but with
exigent Dakota knocking so hard
at the other door, it seems that
Democratic Utah would be fully
offset by Republican Dakota. Then
there is Washington Territory,
which is SO close politically that
nobody can tell whether it would
become Democratic or Republi-
can State. Soft the next Congress
finds itself compelled to yield to
the popular clamor in regard to
the admission of Territories, as it
seems it must, it will find sufficient
political uncertainty among the
aspirants to Statehood to make the
result deliciously uncertain, and
thus give zest to the entire under
taking. It would not be at all
surprising to see the next Congress
at its second session admitting four
or five, or perhaps more than Snat
of the waiting territories. As to
the prospect Of them getting in in
time to vote at the next presidential
election which comes only a little
over year hence, it is not especial
ly brilliant. 1t is probable that
bills will be introduced for the
admission as a State, of every one
Of the remaining Territories, ex-
cepting Alaska, at the first session;
but, as the second session would
carry them over beyond TIE next
Presidential election it is probable
that they will be "stood off" for
the final passage of the various
acts until the congressing of the
Congress which meets in Novem-
Der next.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-20

Ten persons killed by the hand
of one man is rare occurrence;
but, when the butchery is COM
mitted by son and brother upon
all of his own family, the crime is
terribly attrocious. Such a deed
was committed last week in Georgia
by man who killed all the men,
bers of his family with the insane
desire of inheriting all his fathers
property.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-20
j. H. WILLIAMS,
DEALER IN
General Merchandise,
MONTGOMERY, La.
MONTGOMERY, LA.

Invites your special attention to an i'm
mense Stock of Goods Of every descrip-
ton, which will deepen the interest of
the most fastidious lockers and cautious
buyers. Having bought his stock on the
most favorable terms and at the lowest
prices, he offers
Extra Inducements
to cash customers, and will even make
reasonable prices and agreeable terms to
well-known responsible parties desiring
to purchase on time.
Agent for Daniel Pratt Improved Re-
volving- Head Cotton Gin. Eldridge Sew
ing Machines, aud Stern's Fertilizers aud
Raw Bone Super thosphates.
Patronage solicited in the Rec. living
and Forwarding Business.
At Williamsville. on the west side of
the river, my we'll known and popular
salesman. Mr.. Auriiius Smith, desires in
spection of our huge stock of goods of
every character, and especially Pixies Old
Bourbon and Sour Mash WHISTLES, Fine
Braodies, Best Wines, and q rea.t variety
of Canned Goods.
While this house lives we mean business.
Lite is too short for attempts and pre-
lenses that end in nothing You are again
urgently invited to call and inspect at
PIXIES PEAK and WILLIAMsvILLE When
You want bargains
iy23 J. ii. WILLIAMS.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-20

Every year about the 10th of August
we have great scare about cotton worms,
and his year has been no exception; but,
as usual, it turns out to be an unnecessary
alarm. The record, as kept in these
COLUMNS for twtlve years, shows that in
no instance for Pat time have the worms
commenced to eat the cotton in Grant
parish sooner than August 10th, and this
occurred in the year 1873, at which time
the people in this section made full half
crop, Notwithstanding the fact that the
worms had eaten every vestige Of foliage
from the stalk by the 18th. Taking one
year with another it is safe to calculate
that the cotton crop is half made by
August 18th; and, even if the worms
commence to eat it within a day or two
of that time, half crop is assured if it
has not been cut short from some other
cause. After August 18th the crop makes
at the rate OF about Is per cent month
If it receives no backset.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-20

The campaign which is now go
ing on in Louisiana, while a very
remarkable one, will prove but the
repetition of bit Of recent South
ern history. The Democratic par
ty is divided within itself, and
the two factions will contend with
vigor for supremacy In the next
nominating convention. A majority
of the members of the party finding
its machinery in the hands of a
clique, and used to advance their
personal aims and ambitions, have
resolved to depose that clique from
power and restore the control of
the people. It is their purpose
not to disrupt the party organ
ization, bat to wrest its control
from the Rings that have usurped
authority and prostituted its func-
.tions.
The fundamental principles of
democracy, maintenance of "a
government of the people by the
people and for the people, is
wholly irreconcilable with a govern
ment by a Ring and for the benefit
of a Ring. The fights one, there
fore, which must necessarily go on
until the majority of the party
shall have control Of its organization
and are supreme in its guidance.
A campaign upon parallel lines
was but recently fought in Georgia.
A powerful Ring had gotten control
of the party organization of that
State, and in its arrogance had bid
defiance to the great popular lead
ers, the men of character and
ability who had attested their
devotion to the people and
demonstrated their patriotism by
something more than perennial
application for subsistence at the
public crib. This Ring set up
Major Bacon as their candidate,
and vaunted their ability to crush
all opposition. General John B.
Gordon desired to be a candidate
before the convention. He was one
Of Georgia's ablest sons and had
rendered her great service. But
he was not the material for use by
a Ring, and so the Ring ruled. him
out. They set their machine to
work, and had him beaten before
the campaign opened, that is, ac-
cording to their calculations.
But Gen. Gordon did not propose
to submit tamely to the Machine
tions of a gang of political trick
sters. He took the stump, and from
one end of that great State TO the
other appealed to his fellowcitizens
to assert their manhood and show
that they were the masters. He
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-20

A negro man by the name of
Dan Peasants killed his step
daughter near Franklin, La, on
the 18th inst, and when run to his
hiding place by crowd of white
and black citizens asked to be hung.
They accommodated him.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-20
Three or Four Territories Knock.
ing at the Door of the Union.


1t is pretty evident that the next
Congress will not be able to keep
the doors of the Union locked
against the territories. Dakota,
Montana and Washington have
been knocking for a long time, and
some OF them came pretty near
getting the door open last session.
Now they are knocking again,
nearly a half year before Congress
begins its session, and it is pretty
evident that they are going to be
heard this time. Talks with mem
bers of Congress who are here
show growing disposition to
listen to these demands and it is
pretty safe to say that the close of
the Fiftieth Congress will find the
list of States containing forty COM
monwealths, perhaps more. The
opportunities of some Of the Terri
tories have been SO long and well
sustained that it does not seem that
Congress can hold out much longer.
1t is curious fact that Congress,
during the past twenty-five years,
has had to be begged and labosed
with just about SO long before it
will do anything in this line. Col
orado, the last State to be admitted.
was struggling for that happy lot
twelve years before she got there.
Her first enabling act was passed
and her first constitution adopted
in 1864, dozen years before she
was finally admitted by Pres
idential proclamation. Nebraska
made application to Congress for
an enabling act between two and
four years before she got fairly in
the fold in 1867. Kansas held a.
constitutional convention, and
knocked hard at the door in 1856,
but didn't get in until 1861. Prior
to that time no State except Florida
had to wait more than three years
from the beginning of the agitation
until she was fairly in the fold, and
in most cases the time spent in
getting in was but few months.
But now there are eight Territories
wanting to come in as States, and
some of them have been asking
that privilege nearly q decade.
Reports that the present Adj
ministration looks with favor upon
the movement In Utah in regard
to Statehood seem to be measure
bly, true. It would not be surpris-
ing in fact if it should turn out
that it had inspired it In some
degree at least. If it could be said
of this Administration that during
its existence and through the eff
forts of its leaders the greatest evil
since slavery, polygamy was wiped
out, and that by peaceful methods,
it would be record of which any
party might be proud. So nobody
need be surprised if it turns out
that the efforts in this line are
supported by the Administration,
provided the new constitution
offered by the people Of Utah
proves to "hold water" and seems
likely to effectually wipe out polyg-
amy. True, it would be q Demo-
cratic State, and the administration
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-20

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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-20

The greatest railway horror that
has occurred in the United States
for years happened near Chats
worth, Illinois, last week. The
train was loaded with a party of
several hundred excursionists, who
were precipitated through burn
ing bridge while going at the rate
of sixty miles an hour. The list
of killed numbered 118 persons,
men, women and children, and fully
five hundred persons were wounded.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-08-20

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This Is one of the genuine important chances Of
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Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Hribanoet.

Nebiettelien al ben irbenlanolte 1olb
70 Opbepelien al St%empelafsift paa
Proprietary Medicines, bar %uoentoiol
,apnet iaapel aunber Tom Jabritanter.
4 Seroelesbeo bar bette uaret 1iliel.
bet meo Green's August Flower and
Boschee's German Syrup. Neoi1ttel'
len at SO Gents pr. 0uiin er last paa
stsrrelien al Glaiterne, iom ~inoebolber
oisir &emebier, berueo siues en- 5emtes
Del mere Webicine | rs Gents SLATER.
August Flower for Dpspepiia % 2epers
ipa6omme os German Syrup for Soite
o. 2unseipsbomme bar maaife en- itsrre
Iiiatnins END noset anbet Weoicine /
Weroen. De ipse os lioenoe ! 8per %
paa Qanoet, ouer aft / ben ciuililerebe
Verben, oil iittert iatte Yris paa, at
Nlajferne blep itsrre. 8rspeHaifer for
10 Gents er al famine Stsrrelie ION
isr. Salses az ale 0russiiter !
9anbet. (l)
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
mart.

Yrofeslur Grsleu pmtaler ct Step /
oct al bam ms uo9lpne Serf "SpQano"
en- al be jpolte &iloer, ben ~laafalote
Slaafiloe, OH bpilte Der fan iises, at ben
er iaare lipet fjenot 9arpet, ua9tet ben
CT Ell al oeus mGrfeli9e 5remtoninser.
9ennc &iloe finpes / Narbeoen al
Maoum Sp, buis Suera aoe, efter &c
neralitabens Maaling, lis9er 1lS SOB
oper Saoilaben. Ylaafiloen aniees al
Ganens Yeiplfnius for at itaa i unoer.
iuroilf Sorbinoelie mep Maoum Su.
Gn @jenos9iernin9 er BET al Sab,
at pen n,aa BABE unloi9e Sanoaarer
ium 5iQeb. Snsen anoen ailoe bar
ial flor @anbmasie hos os. Den lepes
rer ncmlis $4,000 5pnoer Sano i3pss
net, mebens iamtlise arteiiite& iloer peo
aipbenbapn finn siuer 100000 9ens
Der / famine 5iosrum.
Ser er, iOruoen ben itpre Tanomasie,
imiplertio andre 5orbplo, Der piloe
sjore bet fOritaaelis, ON Slaafiloen par
tienot oper belle 2anoet.
Saalebes iom Sorboloene I'LL ere, be-
ipses ben ijelbent, os Der er life siort
gnoet for at lette 4osansen END 3ilueies
brinsslien al en- file Sti, iOm fsrer Der
til. Del Spn, man treffer Der, er bsiit
pperraifenbe.
0anbet bruier nemlis frem al ct runbi
Sul eIer Basin meo en- aloeles tor oa
fat &ant, iaa at man fan saa lise Der
til, % bette Balm bar lite minore emf
40 Sob / 1permaal os en- 9pbbe al IL
FOB.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Spcrigc.
Gn Suuebanoe Stpfbpln,.

Gn Sppebanoc / Stofbolm. BET
bemmelise Toliti bar i en- ll9es 5io
foretaset llnperiDselier, buis &eiultat
erbnu life CT befjenote, mert ont bpilfe
alligepel ct og anoet er fommet til Sub
lifunts &unbifab.
Wan er nemlig, ~ifriues Der til ct
%ifaanif Slab, fommen paa Sppr efter en-
~itprre, os iom oet..ipnes Def crsaniieret
5ppebanoe, ~beitaaenbe al Sanbelsbes
tjente hos ilere al Stpfbolnrs itprre
Observation-Disclosures.
Ser tales ON, at Ell al oisle Serrer
bar bapt Ell Solig paa 5 S9relier, %
BET ct naturli9t, at 9euentaaoen bar be-
ret i Stil meb Splisen. 3eres Sleieri
bar peb mango 9~inleoninser Daft itpr
Spii9t.
Nu bar man bog iaat Splpsnins paa
@aaben. Se bar i~tjaalet / larse Siber
% til Itpre Snroier lamt / &pntplot
mep %bperanbre, Der paaitaaes enbpg, at
Sc bar uoltpret ct eset lloiulgslofale.
Saaleoes iom Sagen I'LL Itaar er bet
life mlligt at ptre mere berOm. Saa
meset er imiolertib pitt, at ct fort On
tai Gerioner er inpuifleoe / Sasen, os
at benne bliuer sanife pibtl0ftis.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

S%ospanger. - Seroso bet~ienotgigres
iDrgeli9lt fer irauGreuoe SIR9t o. Seruer,
at bet bebaSeoe Serren | lin &tsoom. at fable
ira bette Stp til ct beore, min ellteoe 0uitru
Spnneoa &asmusoatter Spsoauger, fpot
2peot. SUN par igot Den 2oen Sauuar 1884
% ogoe ben 3oie December 1886 title pa
roli9 / 3roen paa lin 5~relier. 6uu eIterla
Der mig meo fire 8prn, al builte oct pu9ite
fun er IA Nar gammelt. 6reo meo benoes
Stpu, peliigret p9re beuoe5 Minoe. Gil
ale Dem, lont par os bebJelpeli9e uuoer ben
oes Sp9oom o. iom leolageoe henoe til Sra
pen, lrembGrer ri Dor bIerteli9lte 5at. Yas
ltor Wt. y. Gub taftes paG Oct bIerteli9ite
for be 5rpitens Orb. ban talte banoe / Spr.
gebuiet % / &lrten % peo @rapen.
Gaienouia, Gthlano 60, isis.
Ears 5oItenieu ,Spspanaer.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Ruite.-3il lropGreuoe Slpgt o. Bens
Her og iiGr til hans Sfoietamernter ira Cp
boloet peo guiber College o. wilton College
briliaes bcrpeo oct Gorgeous Buoitab, at 60
iuar6 u. Suite aiaif ueo Ipoeu ben l5oe
3ecbr. 1856 Ell Nloer al % aar.
&dr Oct emo tuu9t al titles meo Dor enelte
Sgn, laa igler ri ps BOG mtot I Sorgeu glaoe
glade oper at tunie billie Goer: Snu ogoe
/ 3roen pad ben 6erre Seius. So bans
iioite 6illeu bar: "Eeial oine $eIe % al DIN
0lerteiors, / hans %troiaite Tlete, iont Dor /
Ntnlens Sor9."
Y{t. Soreb, Zane 60, isis.
Nuen u. Hulte. Su9ebprg Grite.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Spreioe. 0erueo befjenotqlDres isrges
liaIt Tor irauRrenoe Sl9gt og &ermer. at Dor
mocrli9 elitcoe Sutter 0erbsr ldrline Sgr.
ei0e opoe al 9nn9ebetpnoelie os Neroefeber
Den 3oie 3aulnr 1887 I en- Aloer al II Nar
og 10 Ytaaueoer. SUN par ing | 3 Tiger %
3 Gage. Hnitor Nmluuo totes paa oct
0lerteliglte for DC Srgiters Cro, ban talte
Sgrgebuiet o. / airteu. 2igeleoss taftes
ale Muore, lom piite os 2~elta9elie % leoid-
Geoe benoe til 8raueu. 5reo nteo henoes
Stpo, p~eliignet pare henoes gfinoe.
@lenpooo, @uneiheit 60, Sa.. 17oe San
1887.
Gle 9. Spretoe. artltine Spreioe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Stape.-9et betjenotgjgres for irauQ.
renoe Sle9t og &eu1er, al bet beb1gebE @ub
at taloe blam til iig TO al bore tIpre 8grn,
Dor elifeoe Spn getuts @ui.ap, lom opoe Den
2Soe Nppember, / en- Nioer al ) &lar. 9 Wtaa=
neoer o9 IS 9age; % Dor life pu0ite SGn,
hilbert SStar, iom 0goe ben 17oe Nopember
1886, / Ell Nloer al omtrent II Elmer. 5reo
neo oeres StGo, peliigget uRre oeres Nttnoe.
Goinburgh Nalib 60, 9at.
Ole &. Staoe. 5angoi 9. Staue,
feot Nilieu.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Cars 5oItenieu 3osuanoer.

&pate.-6erueo beilenotgigreS for SlRat.
hinge % Setjenote, at oct bebageoe ben al.
mR9tt9e 8uo at borttdioe iii ct beore 9iu
Dor tIRre 6aoer glu Glen apale, ben ABE
Sanuar 1887, / en- Nloer al 20 Qar oa :
Waaueoer. Nioeoe par fDot iYeitre Sliore.
Taloers, p9 uopanoreoe til Nmerifa Qaret
1876 o9 bar iioen boet lit 0jem Nprbeoen
al 3ecoraB. 0an beuioo title % rolig /
3roen paa i'm 5relier eiter en- lang og baaro
Sp9oom. 5reo meo bans St0o, oeliiguet
pRre bans Dtiuoe.
Nlle, ion par os bebJelpelige unoer bans
Sp9oom o9 peo Be9raoelieu taftes paa bet
0lerteit9ite. S SGroelesbeo tatfes Iroies
ior Sarien Ior De lr9itenS Orb, ban tolte i
Sprgebuiet og oeo 8raoer,
3ecorab, ga, 20oe San. 1887.
Afoeoes Bpm.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Souefipr.-9et er blepen min tun9e
SOB at betlenot9iDre for Sl9gt og Senuer,
at bet bebd9eoe CUB at borttaloe I'll et beore
Qiu min in0erIig elifeoe Brooer Semel / en-
Aloer al 90 gtar, 8 Raaneoer o. "A Gage.
6au spoe ben 23oe glpril 1886 al 5ertn9.
Yaitor y. Mitteliou taftes blerteligit for De
3reitens Orb, Ian talte / Sgrsebulet og oeo
@raueu. 2i8eleoes tatfes ale, JON bite os
9eltagelie unoer bans Sp9oUm % ueo Bez
9rapelieu. 5reo meo bans Step, ueliisnet
pore hans Welnoe.
Eemrar, hamilton So, Sa., 21oe San 81.
Iaa 5orGiores % Seltenoes Begae:
Ole 5oleiion.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

glietb.-9et befleuotglpres berpeo ior
irauereuoe SlGat o. &euner, at Oct bebn
bnQeoe 0erren / i'm &i5oom at borttlloe Dor
eliteoe fjrre Spn Coin @unerius, eiter Ell 10
Cages Sn9eleie. 0au oDoe al 6lliein9e Den
13oe Sanuor / Ell Aloer al 70 @lar % 5 Yina
neoer. San ogoe I 9rpeu pan lin ~Srelier.
&i bar tabt, men Ran bar uunoet; pellignet
pRre hans Wftnoe.
Superior, Douglas 60. @i5., 13oe Gan.
1887.
Sobn Glieth. Gina Glietb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

IRA WclSal berettes ON cit Itp9 iii
o'a9sI'e after lun Jplse al Yranoeuin.
>''''lnnOen / Spgben bapbe bplbt glufz
.V' e' lteOs | 9iltriftet, pg pa bet Der
~ Oar ct 9oot Stpffe til bans Sjem,
'''s'sat ban at operllatte paa en- al glas
MOI SaarOene tiaise meb aensmanbss
wu''ell, Der bapoe paret Iuftipnsuione.
."'" ger Daooe DC fact ct ubDgseligt
g''Osr9e; SDmnen paa @aaroen er Ell
"'99'et Sla9Stiampe, % al SrGnbeuin
'sF altlO iilot op / Sulet, iaa BET bar
~ %S'a9Smaal, eIterat 9ensmanoelt
9a'oe Ia9t Jig. Set bar lgs mellem
S'u9S0rOOeren, Wanben paa 9tabos
saaFOs' O9 9ensmanbens @ut, 8looet
NV S'r0ltnle, % 2ensmanoen blep
"Ptl saa 9pr. San maatte / Nsatoraat
Tn larmeite gus. @utten bleu itpa.
S''s 'llreOt, Os, bapoe life apimpfulfene
sau't lHelem, bapbe bet iitferlis saaet
saa eiOet lott.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Suoploamp. 8sruene, Der ere anbra9te /
ct. Sobannesitiiteliens SOrne9Iem ueo
Surteoams 9osierin9er, pare bragte til
Sen9s, eiter at bnpe oaret / Sao, oa
Der bleu besiniiceret meo Spppl / Stue
etngerne. Souploampene trGr9te ueo
ct llbelo siennem Sarmeleonin9ernc op
til Sprnene, o. De uiloe mere bleune
fualte, bpis De life / 5ipe par bleuen
bragte I'D al Sp9uin9en.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

acknowledgements betlenOt9iDres
for irauGrenoe SlGgt o9 8enuer, at min
ellteoe Suitru Sn8ebor9 Nilsontter, ipot Den
24oe december 1920 / Sigoal / Norge, ni9it
ueo Ipoen Den Sole 3anuar 1887 % bleo
be9raoet ben zoe.
3ii NQe, ipm bite os 3elta9elie o. 0jRlp
lluoer benoes Spgoom % oeo benoes Se9ra.
uelle, IrembPres berueo Dor bjerteltgite 5at.
Waolion, oeo 9ecorab, ga, 14oe San. 81.
Yaa egne % Sgrns Se9ne.
Ole 6elgeien Saueton.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

! Sercmber Waaneo ioreialbt iio(se
"Jiibe Stiitst." paa Gibe Spgebus en-
temnlelig b~etpoelis @~aserploiion. S
Sperationsituen, buor Der er en- trearmet
@asfrone, marfebes en- it9rf @aslll9t,
% ioet gfonpmen meo ct ems piloe
prope, ON Der a no9en llt4tbeo peo
&ronen, iuregif Der plloielis Ell uplbionl
@rploIion. Seb oenne iprpngtes life BLOT
&uberne / 9ofalet % tilItpbenoe 8es
refer, men Sinouesrammerne blepe
iplitteoe 40 % repue / Stumper. d.
rene Iloses up, ps @ibsbnftet bleu rant
ppneret, ps en- 2pste i @angen iprRnstes
ira i'm Ylaos. Seloi9pis bar Der inser
Yatienter / NGrbeoen, men Ofonomer
ff flere Sranbiaar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Samo tiGat0s.

f5Dlgeuoe 3ele al 3atob gtelion Bretfes
,5arm | Waoiiou 5~oiuribip, 8iuneiheit Co..
"a, or tilialgs for Ell rimeitg Gris: RG a
&c a & S& 4 SG Il ga SB x &
z a 4 of g8 4 Of GO L Of Sec. II 9s-9.
2ette Gnno buroe belit iRlses inoen lite
WtaIts. 6eflettereuoe benuenoe ia I'll
George Sobnion,
1912 Hio9etudn, ga.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Soltcgape. 6pffctin9smuno Ras
ml,s Glausien, buis 6angielstio uolDb
ben ben l5oe 9ecbr., bar iiolge "2an9l.
gio." mootaset iom GrinOrils ira @ens
ner % Menin9sfaler paa 2an9elano,
ct imutt 9llbum nleb &ortrater al 2ens
mere befjenote Wtano. Nlbumet over
rates banl / 5eu91let nosle Gage ipr
hans 0~pslaoelie al Mpller !. 6anien
fra S9lebpQe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Npripunoen HeanIfabsiorer.

bannes Srauti, ium a Resnitabsicrer
| 6pioseio for Nnrere 1884 So, bar
pattet Jig TT Nmeritn, e~iterlaoenoe Jig
aommunere9nifaberne / b0ieite lluroen.
6ormanoitabet ium pueroros bam bette
o'stlse 6pero, ifal npt life baue iororet
aautipn al bam for mere eno oct ierite
9lar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
&partalempoe

for Sauses en-. |. Spnooe aiboloes, ON CUB
pil, ben 3oie Rarts Giteeenior 3oie 5ebrnar)
o. islsenoe Gage | Canoe. Soma, ! Menigs
beoens airte. Reduced fare fan iaaes til
base naar man iaar ct GertiHiat al Ngenten.
ION bepiouer, at ueofommenoe 1eltager bar
tjpbt Billet til 9ecorab. aomiteen.
20.3.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Warm tiHalas.

en- Mano | min Meniabeo suiter pao
@rrno al Spsoum at iRlge i'm 5arm meo
alt 5armen tiIboreuoe, Iaaiom 0eite. areatu-
rer, Reoitaber etc. $50 Ncrss or me9et eoot
al be 2 itoite Aar. 5Reiletterenoe bebage for
2atord. 1856